Bowling Green
Bowling Green is the third-largest city in Kentucky, with nearly 60,000 residents. Bowling Green is the hub of activity in the Caves and Lakes region. Bowling Green is accessible by car, primarily from I-65, which connects it with Nashville to the south and Louisville to the north.| Map | Satellite | Directions |
- Location: Caves and Lakes, Kentucky, South, United States, North America
- Population: 62,500
- Postal codes: 42101-42104
- IATA airport code: BWG
- United Nations Location Code: US BWG
- Latitude: 36.9903° or 36° 59' 25.2" north
- Longitude: -86.4436° or 86° 26' 37" west
- Elevation: 528 feet (161 meters)
- GeoNames ID: 4285268
Also Known As
- Arabic: بولينغ غرين
- Chinese: 鮑靈格林
- French: Bowling Green
- German: Bowling Green
- Italian: Bowling Green
- Japanese: ボーリンググリーン
- Kazakh: Боулинг Грин
- Korean: 볼링그린
- Persian: بوولینگ گرین، کنتاکی
- Portuguese: Bowling Green
- Russian: Боулинг-Грин
- Serbian: Боулинг Грин
- Spanish: Bowling Green
- Urdu: باولنگ گرین، کینٹکی
- Bowlinggreen
In the Area
Localities
- DelafieldHamlet, 1½ miles north
- Briarwood ManorHamlet, 2 miles east
- CrestmoorHamlet, 2 miles southwest
- Eastland ParkHamlet, 2 miles south
- SpringhillHamlet, 2 miles southwest
- Shawnee EstatesHamlet, 2½ miles south
Landmarks
- Bowling Green BallparkStadium
- Kentucky MuseumMuseum
- The Historic Railpark and Train MuseumMuseum
- Houchens Industries-LT Smith StadiumStadium, 1 mile southwest
- Confederate MonumentMemorial, 1¼ miles east
- Warren Central High SchoolSchool, 1½ miles west
A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving. - Lǎozǐ